Stocks that may make or hurt your money next week

"Next week, market volatility is likely to continue over concerns on rupee stability and derivatives expiry. RBI's measures last week coupled with interventions in the currency market through dollar selling have really not made a dent in reversing the trend of rupee depreciation," says Aditya Birla Money.

Like this story, share it with millions of investors on M3

Stocks that may make or hurt your money next week

"Next week, market volatility is likely to continue over concerns on rupee stability and derivatives expiry. RBI's measures last week coupled with interventions in the currency market through dollar selling have really not made a dent in reversing the trend of rupee depreciation," says Aditya Birla Money.

Post your opinion here

Moneycontrol Bureau

It was a quiet day of trade on Friday. The Nifty hovered in a very narrow range and closed virtually unchanged at 6,029. The Sensex ended the day up around 21 points at 20,150. For the week, the Sensex gained around a percent and the nifty rose around 0.4 percent.

"Next week, market volatility is likely to continue over concerns on rupee stability and derivatives expiry. RBI's measures last week coupled with interventions in the currency market through dollar selling have really not made a dent in reversing the trend of rupee depreciation," says Aditya Birla Money.

Sales have, however, declined to Rs 87645 crore, down 4.5 percent Y-o-Y on lower output from KG-D6 basin which has recorded a 50 percent decline to around 15 million standard cubic metres per day.

Jet Airways

Etihad may once again revise agreements for its deal with Jet Airways and resubmit it to regulatory authorities by July-end. CNBC-TV18 sources add that Etihad is unwilling to give up the right of first refusal clause (ROFR). FIPB is likely to consider Jet-Etihad deal on July 29.